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NCDOT updates 10-year plan for local construction projects - Vimarsana News

NCDOT updates 10-year plan for local construction projects

DAVIDSON COUNTY — After almost four years of delay, the North Carolina Department of Transportation has updated its 10-year improvement plan, which includes several projects in Davidson County.

NCDOT updates 10-year plan for local construction projects - Vimarsana News

NCDOT updates 10-year plan for local construction projects

DAVIDSON COUNTY — After almost four years of delay, the North Carolina Department of Transportation has updated its 10-year improvement plan, which includes several projects in Davidson County.

Kickin' Creations moving to larger store, adding coffee and milkshake shop - Vimarsana News

Kickin' Creations moving to larger store, adding coffee and milkshake shop

MIDWAY — In April 2022, Keri Warren realized her dream of opening a store that not only could showcase her artistic talent but also the talents of 45 other artisans

Tisbury Council on Aging: June 2023 - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Tisbury Council on Aging: June 2023 - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Tisbury Senior Center 34 Pine Tree Road, Vineyard Haven Director: Joyce Stiles-Tucker 508-696-4205 tisburyma.gov/council-aging Announcements June 6, Wellness Clinic: 10:30 – 11:30 am June 6, Food Distribution: 10 am – noon June 8, Legal Advice:1 – 3 pm. Call to make an appointment. June 19, Diabetes Support Group: 1 – 2 pm. Family members are […]

Williamtown's PFAS plume moving away from RAAF Base, as Red Zone residents told blood testing has 'no current value' | The Advertiser - Cessnock - Vimarsana News

Williamtown's PFAS plume moving away from RAAF Base, as Red Zone residents told blood testing has 'no current value' | The Advertiser - Cessnock

Department of Defence has spent more than $100 million in recent years remediating PFAS hotspots